The M6 motorway in Lancashire has been closed southbound following a serious incident involving a lorry that jack-knifed and spilled fuel onto the carriageway. The closure is in place between junction 35 at Carnforth and junction 34 near Lancaster, causing significant disruption for drivers.
Incident Details
According to National Highways, emergency services are currently at the scene. The lorry jack-knifed, leading to a fuel spillage that has necessitated the road closure. Traffic is building up for several miles on the southbound side, with queues extending past junction 35. Additionally, there are delays on the northbound carriageway around junction 34 as drivers slow down to view the scene on the opposite side.
Traffic Impact
Motorists are advised to expect long delays and to seek alternative routes where possible. The congestion is likely to persist until the vehicle is recovered and the fuel spillage is cleared. Further details about the collision, including any injuries, have yet to be confirmed by authorities.
This is a developing story, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
